Hi All,
I'm not much of an office suite guy, so please forgive me if I'm trying
to do something utterly stupid :)
Scenario: Just yesterday our Canon copier/printers were swapped out for
newer models. (It didn't go as smoothly as was promised.) Now one of
my users cannot print to 11x17 paper.
As an experiment I created a simple "text" document with LO Writer, then
tried to get it to print to 11x17. No matter what I did, the page size
kept going back to 8.5x11. "File -> Print -> Properties" Change to
11x17. Without doing anything else: Go back to Properties: *Bang*,
back to 8.5x11
That's on a Win7 box.
I'm playing with it on my WinXP laptop and it's doing the same thing.
Yet, on both machines, if, in the printer properties, I go to "Paper
Source" and mouse over the bottom drawer, the tooltip shows "Drawer 4,
Paper Size: 11x17, Paper Supply: 100%"
Both installs are LO 4.1.4.2
The copier/printer things are Canon iR-ADV 4251s
So what gives?
Thanks,
Jim
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